Sentence examples for formation of some of from inspiring English sources

During the Carboniferous Period (358.9 to 298.9 million years ago), this long process included the formation of some of the richest coal beds in the world.

In 1908 Frank B. Taylor of the United States invoked the notion of continental collision to explain the formation of some of the world's mountain ranges.

The low temperature formation of some of these layers is currently being addressed.

Richard Owen's role in the formation of some of Darwin's thinking is a topic still in need of deeper exploration.

Even among our own clients, we've seen the formation of some of the world's first automated automation customer experience service (ACX) departments — made up of customer service professionals, not programmers — dedicated to building an automated, AI-powered customer experience.

This small depression, which appeared during the late 2000s, suggests a still active mechanism underlying the formation of some of the bays.

Key properties of cell microcarriers and microcapsules are identified, followed by a description of the chemistry and gel formation mechanism of some of the stimuli-responsive polymers used to design them.

Mechanisms of the formation of nanoparticles of some B2 shape memory intermetallic compounds, glass-forming Zr-based alloy, and pure Ti obtained by spark erosion method in liquid nitrogen and argon are considered.

That led to the formation of some $185 billion of new private banking capital, priced accordingly.

Opposition leaders have discussed the formation of some form of outside supervisory council to oversee the process.

Just the other day in Atlanta, three men who could still be making respective tons of money announced the formation of some new company.